85 m. ago Scott McTominay gets Real Madrid transfer pitch as Napoli insider insists Scot would walk into Man City's team

McTominay has been a revelation in Serie A and could yet finish his debut season with a Scudetto winner's medal

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16 h. ago Rangers transfer news as 22 y/o Scottish starlet 'targeted' for big summer move to Ibrox

Double Dundee raid on cards as Rangers eye reinforcements

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20 h. ago Celtic transfer news as 19 y/o French winger 'monitored' with one bid already tabled

Versatile attacker also attracting interest from clubs in England and Italy

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22 h. ago 'What gave you the right to stop her heart beating?' Killer gets life as he faces grieving mum's powerful words

Alcwyn Thomas killed Victoria 'Vicki' Thomas after drinking heavily and taking cocaine but had denied murder saying the pair regularly enjoyed adventurous intercourse including strangulation.

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36 h. ago John Swinney refuses to say if trans women are women after supreme court decision

When quizzed during a press conference in Glasgow, John Swinney refused to say if trans women are women.

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41 h. ago Scottish Greens table amendment to scrap king’s stamp duty exemption

Changes to housing bill would require Charles to pay same tax as everyone else on property he buys in Scotland Opposition politicians in Scotland have called for King Charles to lose his unique exemption from paying stamp duty on his property transactions.The Scottish Green party has tabled changes to a housing bill which would require the king to pay tax on any new property he buys in Scotland in the same way as all other property buyers would. Continue reading...

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46 h. ago Major Scottish airport announces 'comprehensive transformation' of terminal

Biggest upgrade for 11 years to “significantly enhance passenger experience”

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50 h. ago SNP minister reveals timeline for Ardrossan port nationalisation to accelerate Glen Sannox upgrade

Purchase of harbour for main Arran ferry route seen as vital for its overhaul to go ahead to accommodate large new CalMac vessels

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52 h. ago Mum pins hopes on 'miracle' asthma treatment to save her little girl

Ariana Boyle’s mum, Sammi Gilmour, fears she will lose her daughter as a result of severe attacks that have hospitalised her more than 50 times.

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64 h. ago Sir Keir Starmer backtracks on ‘trans women are women’ comment following court ruling

The Prime Minister had previously been an outspoken supporter of trans rights

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64 h. ago 13 free agents Celtic, Rangers and Premiership rivals could sign in summer 2025

Here are 13 EPL and EFL players that Celtic, Rangers and other Scottish Premiership clubs could target for transfer when they become free agents this summer.

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69 h. ago Revealed: The miracle treatment that could ease your crippling knee pain and save you from surgery for years

Former Olympic athlete Allison Curbishley used to compete for Britain in the 400m, but by last year she was struggling to even walk a few feet because her right knee was so painful and stiff.

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3 d. ago Green Scottish Government bonds could save £362m in replacing ScotRail's ageing trains

Green bonds from the Scottish Government could pay for new ScotRail trains, trade union leaders have claimed.

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3 d. ago The 'beautiful' Scottish hotel that’s transformed its dining rooms in glamorous £5m makeover

A Scottish hotel that’s known for its beautiful sprawling grounds has unveiled new dining experiences, which have undergone a £5M makeover.

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3 d. ago ADVICE COLUMN: Lanarkshire mortgage expert on concessionary purchases

A concessionary purchase in Scotland refers to a property transaction where the buyer agrees to purchase a home for less than its full market value.

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4 d. ago Adventurer, horse photographer, killer: Eadweard Muybridge’s extraordinary life told in a comic book

He is famed for being a pioneer of the moving image – but there was so much more to Muybridge than that. The great graphic novelist Guy Delisle explains why he turned his life into a rollicking readIt was one of the biggest talking points of the 19th century: whether a galloping horse lifted all four hooves off the ground simultaneously. Painters struggled with the notion, often wrongly depicting the animals doing a sort of leap, their limbs outstretched front and back. Then, in the 1870s, the great British adventurer Eadweard Muybridge closed the debate, devising photography with quick enough exposure times to isolate the horses in motion – and airborne.“Lots of people didn’t accept it,” says Guy Delisle. “When they saw a photograph of the horse gathering its hooves, they said it looked like a dead spider. But when the photographs were projected in sequence, they said, ‘It’s true!’” Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Food and accommodation payments made to disrupted CalMac passengers soar by 55 per cent

Scottish Conservatives claim payouts were all due to delays and cancellations caused by ageing fleet

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5 d. ago Trans rapist Isla Bryson's mum calls on Sturgeon to 'apologise' after gender court ruling

She welcomed the Supreme Court judgement last week which ruled biological sex should define who is viewed as a woman when equalities ­legislation is applied.

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5 d. ago Scott McTominay sends another harsh Man United reminder as £25m transfer decision slammed

Latest Manchester United news with former midfielder Scott McTominay continuing to shine for Napoli

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5 d. ago John Swinney responds to trans "hurt and anguish" after Supreme Court ruling amid Edinburgh rally

The First Minister said he accepted the judgement, but also recognised its impact on trans people.

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